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A massive outbreak in the U.S. of cyclosporiasis—a severe, parasitic intestinal illness—has been linked to contaminated lettuce and salad greens. Thousands of cases have been reported across multiple states. Because cyclospora is a parasite, washing alone does not easily remove it; health officials highly recommend buying whole heads of lettuce over pre-washed bagged varieties.
Symptoms often do not appear for two days to two weeks after eating contaminated produce and include explosive diarrhea, body aches, fatigue, and loss of appetite.

ATTENTION NEW MEXICO VETERANS
To celebrate America’s 250th Birthday, Canna Connection is offering an incredible 2-year New Mexico Medical Cannabis Card for just $40 + tax for all veterans!

🔥 Whether you’re renewing or becoming a new patient, you QUALIFY FOR THIS DISCOUNT!

✔️ Only $40 + tax
✔️ Valid for 2 years
✔️ Fast & easy appointments
✔️ Video appointments available statewide
✔️ In-person appointments in Albuquerque

This offer is our way of saying thank you for your service while helping you save on your medical card.

💥 Don’t wait—lock in your discounted rate today!

📲 Book your appointment now and let Canna Connection help you get certified quickly and affordably.

If you keep cannabis at your home, it’s important to store it safely and securely away from children and pets.

Safe cannabis storage checklist ✅
- Out of view and out of reach of children and pets
- In child-safe packaging
- In its original packaging that is resealed after use
- In a clearly labeled container
- In a locked cabinet or lockbox

Learn more responsible use tips at YesandKnowsNM.com.

In a unanimous decision, the justices ruled in favor of Ali Danial Hemani, who argued that a law barring guns from anyone who uses drugs illegally violates the Second Amendment. Hemani wasn't charged with any other crimes or accused of using the weapon under the influence. https://abc7.la/E6fxj1

At Canna Connection, we are committed to providing a professional, reliable, and compassionate experience for patients seeking their New Mexico Medical Cannabis Card.

For over a decade, we have proudly helped certify patients with consistency, integrity, and dependable service you can trust. Whether you are applying for the first time or renewing your card, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

✔️ New Patient Certifications
✔️ Renewals
✔️ Professional & Confidential Appointments
✔️ In-Person & Telemedicine Options
✔️ Experienced, Reliable Service Since 2012

Your wellness matters — and choosing a provider you can rely on makes all the difference. Call 5054335610

TSA Says You Can Now Fly With Medical Ma*****na. Good Luck Figuring Out What That Means. The TSA updated its public-facing Medical Ma*****na page on April 27, the day before Schedule III rescheduling took effect, listing cannabis as permitted in carry-on and checked bags with "Special Instructions." The agency hasn't written those instructions. Here's what the change means, who qualifie...

We are at crossroads and it starts with education!

Cannabis Nurses Network Responds to DOJ Ma*****na Rescheduling: A Turning Point for Nursing, Policy, and Patient Care - Cannabis Nurses Network The DOJ reclassifies cannabis to Schedule III, recognizing state-licensed ma*****na. Learn what this historic shift means for nurses, patient care, and healthcare policy.

Yesterday, the Cannabis Control Division issued a mandatory recall of a medical cannabis edible for having a THC level above the legal limit.

The edible, manufactured by GH LLC and sold under the name “GH Kush Pops,” contained 200 mg of total THC per package, with two individual 100 mg lollipops. Under New Mexico law, medical cannabis products may contain no more than 50 mg of THC per serving.

No health-related complaints have been reported to the division in connection with this recall.

All licensed cannabis retailers are required to immediately remove this product from shelves.

Information regarding this recall has been posted on the CCD’s website:
https://www.rld.nm.gov/cannabis/data-news/cannabis-recalls/
[Image Description] Cannabis recall notice includes an image of the recalled product's packaging and states: "The Cannabis Control Division has issued a mandatory recall of a medical cannabis edible. GH Kush Pops have a THC level above the legal limit for medical products."

⚠️ URGENT NMDOH UPDATE

System updates on Feb 4 are causing issues with:
• Patient purchases
• Unit allotment access
• Other patient portal services

Purchasing issues appear to be affecting dispensaries using third-party systems. We’ll share updates as soon as we have more information.

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE for NM Medical Card Applications 🚨

Starting January 13, there are key changes to how medical card applications are submitted through the New Mexico Medical Cannabis Program:

✔️ No signature required
Patients will now agree electronically to the NM Medical Program rules & regulations.

✔️ No ID upload required
Patients must provide their NM ID number and issue date. NMDOH will verify this information.
➡️ A valid New Mexico ID is still required.

✔️ Updated digital IDs
All digital medical cannabis IDs issued after Jan 13 will include the photo from your valid NM ID.

Source: New Mexico Center for Medical Cannabis (NMDOH)